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Dortmund Airport is pleased to announce a new partnership with the Romanian airline Dan Air. From December 18, 2024, Dan Air will connect Dortmund with Bacău in northeastern Romania twice a week, on Wednesdays and Sundays. This collaboration expands the selection of airlines flying to Dortmund
Since the beginning of May, passengers travelling with Wizz Air at Dortmund Airport have been able to check in their checked baggage quickly and easily themselves. The airport has implemented two automated self bag drop counters to reduce waiting times and optimise the travel experience. This modern service allows passengers to either drop off their baggage with the check-in staff
As part of the annual Girls' Day, the Dortmund Airport fire department invited eighteen interested girls to a taster day. The aim of this initiative is to promote diversity in the professional world and to break gender stereotypes by introducing schoolgirls to careers that have previously been represented primarily by the other gender. During the action day,
The Turkish low-cost airline Pegasus will be connecting Dortmund with Istanbul (Sabiha Gökçen) more frequently in the future. After the route was introduced in December last year, the weekly departures were increased from three to five at the beginning of the summer flight schedule in April. In line with the peak travel season, the low-cost carrier is now increasing the frequency again, so that from
In the first quarter of 2024, Dortmund Airport had a total of 635.107 travelers. This represents an increase of 7,2 percent compared to the same period last year. In comparison, there were 6,6 percent more flight movements. The airport aims to have at least three million passengers this year. In the first
Dortmund Airport was able to handle 130.954 passengers during the Easter holidays, this figure includes arriving and departing passengers. Dortmund Airport was able to handle 130.954 passengers during the Easter holidays, this figure includes arriving and departing passengers. Destinations in Eastern Europe were particularly popular, but also classic summer destinations
At around noon on April 3, 2024, an accident involving a small aircraft occurred at Dortmund Airport. The aircraft had problems taking off and came to a stop in an open area at the end of the runway. The two people on board were able to leave the aircraft with minor injuries. The runway had to be closed for around an hour.
Dortmund Airport had to temporarily suspend flight operations due to an accident involving a small aircraft on Wednesday. Flight operations were able to resume after the two passengers were injured. The accident involving a small aircraft, in which two passengers were slightly injured, led to a temporary suspension of flight operations at Dortmund Airport.
In the 2024 summer flight schedule, which starts at the end of this week, the airlines operating from Dortmund will fly to 41 destinations in 20 countries. Eurowings will fly to Spain, and in addition to the year-round destination of Palma de Mallorca, Alicante and Málaga are now also on the program. In addition to Thessaloniki, Rhodes and Kavala, the
Dortmund Airport expects to have around 2024 passengers during the upcoming Easter holidays in 140.000. In addition to a large number of year-round destinations, holidaymakers can also choose from well-known warm water destinations such as Alicante and Catania. The popular holiday regions of Palma de Mallorca and Antalya are served particularly frequently.
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